Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-30
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly fara-
graphed for Hasty Readers

The News OF the Day POintedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE marriage license was issued yfster-
day.
WHO said the grounding isn't o blamed
liar?
AND now the stubborn stOyepipe smileth
in tiendish glee.
THE Devils Auction" will be at the
Opera House soon.
SEATS go on sale for Maggie Mitchell at
Banners this morning.
THE Board of County Commissioners
went out TO the Iufrmary yesterday.
THERE was but one case before His
Honor yesterday morning. plain drunk.
MATINEE at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon. The Melville Sisters IN
1.-THE Octoroon.
STEUBENvmLE capitalists have sub
scribed s., 900 toward the establishment Of
another pottery in that city.
Mr.. JAMES WILSON, ofShOrt Creek, has
secured the services of I. L. Cockayne's
orchestra for the Fourth of July.
A LITTLE German band struck the city
Yesterday, bat the weather was so cold the
music was about frozen in the horns, and
they drew them in.
THE natural gas lamp at the Fourteenth
street entrance to the Reilly building, ex-
ploded about half-past eight O'Clock last
evening, making loud report.
WM. SALADE, of Mclaughlin & Nc
Ginley's, has received two photographs Of
the opening OF Davis Island Dam, which
are much admired, especially by river men.
B. wendell, who went to Birmingham,
Ala, some time since will start up his
steam coffee roasting establishment this
week, this being the first and only steam
rooster in the city.
A GOOD sized audience greeted the Mel
Vile Sisters and their company in their
presentation of The OctOrOon," At the
Grand Opera House, last evening. The
piece will he repeated at the matinee this
afternoon.
A RECEPTION was rendered Mr.. Joseph
Keats at hts residence on the Island, Mon
day evening, at which number of his
friends were handsomely entertained,
music, singing and other amusements fur
nishing pleasant evening.
BETWEEN 3 and 6 o'clock yesterday
morning tramp was found in the resi-
dence of Adam Alderman, on Jacob street,
below FOrty-eighth, but when discovered
he had disturbed nothing, but immedi-
ately made tracks for the outside and es-
capped
THE Billiard Printing House has re-
moved into the building 1927 Main street,
which has been fitted up i'll asuitable man
ner for their needs. The location is an
excellent one and when everything is got,
ten into ship shape tine establishment will
be elegantly and comfortably located.
A CONNOIsEUR organ, manufactured by
the Smith American Organ Company, Is on
exhibition at +. w. Banners music store,
it having been purchased for the English
Lutheran Church. 1t is one Of the finest
instruments made, and although very
small, is superior in tone and power to
many of our big pipe organs.
Yesterdays Steubenville Herald states
that Secretary George Harden, of the JEFF
| ferson Nail Works, denies the statement
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that the Jefferson has purchased the nail
machines of the cooperative factory in
that place. The REGISTER acknowledges
that it secured its information from very
poor authority.
Miss KATE YODER, of Grant county,
w. Va, has taken up her temporary home
in Wheeling, i'll order to take advantage
of Miss Flora Williams superior inStruc-
ton in vocal music. Miss Yoder, it is
said by musical experts, possesses a re-
markahly fine voice, and will no doubt,
after while, make her mark in the mu-
steal world.
THE Directors of the Steubcnville Base
Ball Company have thus far signed Jack
Darrah, of East Liverpool; w. b. Frank
lin, first baseman, of Youngstown; VIM.
Hennegan and Robert Smurthwaite, OF
Steubenville, and Thomas Nicholson, OF
Bellaire. They are now in correspondence
with crack battery in Cincinnati and
expect to sign them shortly.
THE Bohemian GlaSswOrkers opened in
McIain's Block, on Twelfth street, last
evening, and drew quite crowd of inter
ested spectators. The exhibition is GER
tainly an interesting and wonderful one.
4 shawl and dress, and an upright engine
made from glass, are on exhibition, and
are remarkable, both for their beauty and
the material from which they are made.
| The exhibition will be open this afternoon
| and evening.